Kaweco BRONZE SPORT Ball Pen   Our heavy pocket-sized ball pen made of high-quality bronze with an individual touch.   The bronze ballpoint pen with a length of 10.5 cm works with a high-quality cardioid curve mechanism, which makes it particularly precise and quiet.    The high-quality bronze will develop a natural and individual patina specific to the user with daily use. Due to the high weight, the ball pen already presses slightly onto the paper by itself. This feature makes it possible for you to write longer and more comfortably. The ballpoint pen is equipped with a blue, 1.0 mm thick D1 refill.   The sturdy bronze is complemented by fine silver elements, such as the logo cap. Our standard refills are available in black and blue and line thickness of 0.8 mm, 1.0 mm and 1.2 mm. Besides, we offer a red refill with 1.0 mm line thickness. We recommend one of our clips for the Sport model in the colours gold, silver, bronze and black or our Sport pouches made of fine leather for one or two pens.

The Kaweco STEEL Sport as CONNECT stylus available only at Mostwanted Pens. The Connect Stylus version is especially for digital writing and  for use on all displays with touch function.  It impresses with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co. The STEEL Sport CONNECT is made of brushed stainless steel. With the Kaweco CNC technology, the body of this model is milled out of a complete steel block. When closed, the fountain pen is very resistant due to the robust material. The feel of the steel is supple and the brushed stainless steel also makes the fountain pen look visually powerful. All CONNECT STYLUS writing instruments can be converted to fountain pens with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes. The first sport models in 1911 were round but the basic idea was the same. A fountain pen, which can be carried around in the bag without leaking. So the first Kaweco sport was designed in pocket format. The highlight: By attaching the cap you could extend the pen to a comfortable size. In 1935, the octagonal cap, as known from today, was introduced to the market in combination with the round shaft. The fountain pen of that time was still a piston fountain pen, so equipped with a pull system for ink. Today's fountain pen works with cartridges, but on closer inspection the design elements of a piston fountain pen at the end of the barrel can be spotted.

The Kaweco STEEL Sport as CONNECT stylus available only at Mostwanted Pens. The Connect Stylus version is especially for digital writing and  for use on all displays with touch function.  It impresses with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co. The STEEL Sport CONNECT is made of brushed stainless steel. With the Kaweco CNC technology, the body of this model is milled out of a complete steel block. When closed, the fountain pen is very resistant due to the robust material. The feel of the steel is supple and the brushed stainless steel also makes the fountain pen look visually powerful. All CONNECT STYLUS writing instruments can be converted to fountain pens with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes. The first sport models in 1911 were round but the basic idea was the same. A fountain pen, which can be carried around in the bag without leaking. So the first Kaweco sport was designed in pocket format. The highlight: By attaching the cap you could extend the pen to a comfortable size. In 1935, the octagonal cap, as known from today, was introduced to the market in combination with the round shaft. The fountain pen of that time was still a piston fountain pen, so equipped with a pull system for ink. Today's fountain pen works with cartridges, but on closer inspection the design elements of a piston fountain pen at the end of the barrel can be spotted.

The Kaweco STEEL Sport Fountain Pen is made of brushed stainless steel. With the Kaweco CNC technology the body is milled from a complete steel block. The fountain pen is very resistant, when closed, due to the robust material. The feel of the steel is very pleasant and the brushed stainless steel makes the fountain pen also visually powerful. The fountain pen is normally equipped with the Kaweco steel nib. Alternatively, a rhodium-plated 14 carat gold nib and a Bi-Color 14 carat gold nib in 5 line thickness sizes are available. Each variation matches the laser engraving and the silver-colored logo on the cap. We recommend the Kaweco ink cartridges, available in eight different colors. Alternatively, this fountain pen works with the Kaweco SQUEEZE or the Kaweco MINI converter and ink from the ink glass. The first sport models in 1911 were round but the basic idea was the same. A fountain pen, which can be carried around in the bag without leaking. So the first Kaweco sport was designed in pocket format. The highlight: By attaching the cap you could extend the pen to a comfortable size. In 1935, the octagonal cap, as known from today, was introduced to the market in combination with the round shaft. The fountain pen of that time was still a piston fountain pen, so equipped with a pull system for ink. Today's fountain pen works with cartridges, but on closer inspection the design elements of a piston fountain pen at the end of the barrel can be spotted.

The impressive heavyweight of the Sport series, the BRASS Sport, is turned from first-class brass. Weighing 44 grams the fountain pen is the heaviest Kaweco pen. Cap and barrel are manufactured in two complex processes to create this stunning piece of German engineering. A big program of perfect ink cartridges for the Kaweco fountain pen you can get here at mostwanted. In the beginning of the industrial age pens were made of hard rubber. Ebonite, as it was also called, was only polished. Even brass was already used for pen parts. But it was more for the trimmings such as clip and decorative rings. Only the cartridge technology made it possible to reflect on other materials since the ink does not directly and permanently come into contact with the metals. So in daily use the brass can develop its natural patina. Around 1550 brass was “cast” in a targeted way for the first time and thus offered a variety of applications.

The Kaweco STEEL sport push pencil is made of brushed stainless steel. With the Kaweco CNC technology the body is milled from a complete steel block. The feel of the steel is soft and the brushed stainless steel makes the writing instrument look visually powerful. The pencil is equipped with a 0.7 mm push mechanism. We recommend to use the 0.7mm Kaweco pencil leads. As a case can be considered ECO Sport pouches or the Sport flap pouches, as well as the DENIM case and the CLASSIC pouch can be found under Kaweco pouches. The first sport models in 1911 were still round but the basic idea was the same. A writing instrument, which can be carried around in the bag without having to run out. So the first Kaweco sport was designed in pocket format.    

The Kaweco STEEL Sport ballpen is made of brushed stainless steel. With the Kaweco CNC technology the body is milled from a complete steel block. The ballpoint pen is very resistant due to the robust material. The feel of the steel is soft and the brushed stainless steel makes the writing instrument look visually powerful.The ballpen is equipped with the Kaweco ballpen refill D1 blue with the 1.0 mm line thickness. For this pen fit the Kaweco D1 refills, which are available in three different colors and 3 line thicknesses: Kaweco refills The Kaweco Sport Eco leather pouch, the Kaweco Sports flap pouch and the Kaweco DENIM pouch are all suitable as a matching case: Kaweco pouches The first sports models of 1911 were of the design their still round but the basic idea was the same. A writing instrument, which can be carried around in the bag without leaking. Also the first Kaweco Sport was designed in pocket format. In 1935, the octagonal cap known today was introduced to the market in combination with the already round shaft.

The Kaweco STEEL Sport Rollerball is made of brushed stainless steel. With the Kaweco CNC technology the body is milled from a complete steel block. The fountain pen is very resistant when closed due to the robust material. The feel of the steel is supple and the brushed stainless steel makes the roller look visually powerful. The rollerball is equipped with the Kaweco rollerball refill G2 black with 0.8mm nib size. We recommend using the Kaweco rollerball refills for the pen. These are, in addition to the blacks, also available in blue: Kaweco Rollerball Mine G2 Blue The first sport models in 1911 were still round but the basic idea was the same. A writing instrument, which can be carried around in the bag without leaking. So the first Kaweco Sport was designed in pocket format. The highlight: By attaching the cap you could extend the writing instrument to a comfortable size. In 1935, the octagonal cap known today was introduced to the market in combination with the already round shaft. The fountain pen of that time was still a piston fountain pen, so equipped with a suction system for ink. Today's Rollerball works with refills but has still detailed design elements of a piston fountain pen at the end.

The impressive heavyweight of the Sport series, the BRASS Sport, is turned from first-class brass. The mechanical pencil is one of the heaviest Kaweco pens. The barrel is manufactured in a complex process to create this stunning piece of German engineering. For the Kaweco mechanical pencil there are the matching 0.7 mm leads here in the shop. In the beginning of the industrial age pens were made of hard rubber. Ebonite, as it was also called, was only polished. Even brass was already used for pen parts. But it was more for the trimmings such as clip and decorative rings. Only the cartridge technology made it possible to reflect on other materials since the ink does not directly and permanently come into contact with the metals. So in daily use the brass can develop its natural patina. Around 1550 brass was “cast” in a targeted way for the first time and thus offered a variety of applications.

The impressive heavyweight of the Sport series, the BRASS Sport, is turned from first-class brass. The rollerball is one of the heaviest Kaweco pens. The barrel is manufactured in a complex process to create this stunning piece of German engineering. For the Kaweco Rollerball there are the matching G2 Rollerball pen refills here in the shop. In the beginning of the industrial age pens were made of hard rubber. Ebonite, as it was also called, was only polished. Even brass was already used for pen parts. But it was more for the trimmings such as clip and decorative rings. Only the cartridge technology made it possible to reflect on other materials since the ink does not directly and permanently come into contact with the metals. So in daily use the brass can develop its natural patina. Around 1550 brass was “cast” in a targeted way for the first time and thus offered a variety of applications.

The impressive heavyweight of the Sport series, the BRASS Sport, is turned from first-class brass. The ballpen is one of the heaviest Kaweco pens. The barrel is manufactured in a complex process to create this stunning piece of German engineering. For the Kaweco ballpen fit the D1 Spare refills which you can get here at mostwanted.  In the beginning of the industrial age pens were made of hard rubber. Ebonite, as it was also called, was only polished. Even brass was already used for pen parts. But it was more for the trimmings such as clip and decorative rings. Only the cartridge technology made it possible to reflect on other materials since the ink does not directly and permanently come into contact with the metals. So in daily use the brass can develop its natural patina. Around 1550 brass was “cast” in a targeted way for the first time and thus offered a variety of applications.